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6-21-39 Cotyledon (see C. lanceolata Brew & Wats J 453)
= Echeveria lanceolata Nutt M 213. Pacific Beach, foot of
[illegible] Common. Properly descr in (M), not in (J). Radi-
cels def short v stout. Corollas often with only slightest
reddish tinge (ie yellow) at first and turning red with
age. Calyx lobes triangular-ovate.
6-21-39 ? A triplex decumbens Wats J 356 = A. watsonii Nels
M 140 Flo v fr. Pacific Beach. Foot of Loring St. Cfd with
A. leucophylla 6-21 (see 6-5-39). No pars. confusing the
2 species [a T.S. v psd, even earlier]. Sts slender, woody,
[illegible]
(in A. l-thick, almost succulent v pinkish under surf)
Lvs relatively narrower, some lanceolate, well taper-
ing to acute apex. Bracts compressed, def broadest
at or near base v tapering to acute apex, [often shaped
much like Indian arrow-heads; “triangular, trun-
cate at base” (J) good desc] not tuberculate but usually
def. the slightly erose. Many st coll conspicuous
with the "♀ glomerules in sealed terminal spikes"
(M). One st coll has only ♂ flo fr with no signs of ever
having had ♀ glomerules. But the others (from different
plants) with the conspicuous ♀ glomerules frequently
have a fr at base of glomerule (perhaps more so many
frs had fallen in box) v also fr in axils for lower
on the branch. (M says “dioecious” hence R.B is query
about ident. J does not mention this char.) This seems
only pars in M. Surf or lvs very similar to that on
A. leucophylla.